The Canterbury Scene Family Tree

[architect]

 

[Nai Noswad]

M.uff Winwood produced this fine 1971 album.. we used to call this, 'Math Rock'

Patto - Hold Your Fire.

 

[Nai Noswad]

Poster boy song for this genre...

Caravan - If I Could.......

 

[Sean Hunt]

These videos don't work for whatever reason

 

[Nai Noswad]

These videos don't work for whatever reason

Shame, about that.. but greatness has to be searched... other versions might be available your neck of the woods.

 

[dr wu]

An obscure one ,,,,,,they have only 2 lps......from the first, long track...

 

[dr wu]

Also recommend 'Antique seeking nuns 'and 'Sanguine hum.'

 

[Aero]

Check out The Mark-Almond Band. While I don't think they were a part of the Canterbury Scene, it had an influence on them in the 70s. Their music was mostly jazz fusion and often had elements of folk, blues, and pop. Most of their fans seem to like the earlier stuff from their debut album, Mark-Almond. However, I prefer the later records like To The Heart, Other People's Rooms, and Tuesday In New York even more.

The City

Other People's Rooms

 

[dr wu]

Old thread...Canterbury style prog is one of my favorite areas....new band called Zopp in the tradition of EGG, Hatfield, Nat Health etc...they have 2 lps... this is the first.

 

[dr wu]

Anymore Canterbury style band ideas.....?